al-Mawasi

Israeli strikes hit multiple areas across Gaza, including tents sheltering displaced families in al-Mawasi, resulting in several children being killed and wounded.

A UN report reveals that 613 temporary learning spaces in Gaza are insufficient to meet the needs of approximately 770,422 children, with only 432,701 currently enrolled. North Gaza, Gaza City, and parts of Khan Younis and Deir el-Balah face the highest strain due to displaced populations exceeding classroom capacity.

At least three Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, with two deaths reported from an air strike on a family home and another from a drone attack in al-Mawasi. Medical sources confirmed six total deaths and over 20 injuries from Israeli attacks in Gaza since morning.

Israeli strikes killed at least five Palestinians in Gaza, including one in a drone strike on a vehicle in al-Mawasi and another in an air strike on displaced people near Gaza City. Additional deaths occurred from gunfire in Zeitoun and an air strike in Tuffah. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported five injuries from strikes in Zeitoun.

Israeli drones struck tents in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, killing two Palestinians, including a young girl, and wounding several others. The attack occurred in an area described as a safe zone.

Israeli drones attacked makeshift tents in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, killing two Palestinians, including a young girl, and wounding four others. The area was designated a 'safe zone' under a ceasefire agreement with Israel. Injuries are being treated at Nasser hospital, one of the few partially functioning hospitals in southern Gaza.

An Israeli air strike hit a tent in al-Mawasi, Gaza, injuring five Palestinians. Palestinian health authorities reported 73,018 killed and 173,273 injured since October 2023, with 1,007 deaths and 3,165 injuries since a ceasefire began on October 11.

Israeli forces killed 13 Palestinians, including children, a fisherman, and police officers, in Gaza through airstrikes and naval attacks. The Israeli military temporarily closed the Gaza aid crossing amid renewed hostilities with Iran, raising concerns about aid disruptions despite a ceasefire agreement.